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Residential and Boarding Education and Care for Young People - A Practical Guide for Managers

Pasquale De Marco

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Residential and Boarding Education and Care for Young People: A Practical Guide for Managers is an essential resource for anyone working in residential or boarding settings for young people. This comprehensive guide provides a wealth of knowledge, skills, and strategies to ensure the delivery of high-quality services and positive outcomes for young people.

Drawing on the latest research and best practices, this book covers a wide range of topics, including:

* The role of the manager in creating a supportive environment for young people
* Understanding the needs of young people and building relationships with them
* Managing staff and volunteers effectively
* Developing and implementing clear and consistent policies and procedures
* Ensuring financial accountability and sustainability
* Conducting regular self-assessments and implementing continuous improvement initiatives
* Building strong partnerships with parents and families

With its practical approach and real-life examples, this book is an invaluable resource for managers and practitioners in residential and boarding settings. It provides essential guidance on how to create a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment for young people, and how to ensure that they receive the best possible care and education.

Whether you are a new manager or an experienced professional, Residential and Boarding Education and Care for Young People: A Practical Guide for Managers will help you to improve your skills and knowledge, and to provide the best possible care for the young people in your care.

This book is essential reading for anyone working in residential or boarding settings for young people, including:

* Managers and administrators
* Staff and volunteers
* Parents and families
* Policymakers and researchers

With its comprehensive coverage of key topics and its practical, evidence-based approach, Residential and Boarding Education and Care for Young People: A Practical Guide for Managers is the definitive guide to this important field.


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Available since: 06/02/2025.
Print length: 168 pages.

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